Make the most of your stay.
The Peak District has so much to offer for all ages and all interests. The rolling hills meet pretty villages, and Carsington reservoir sits alongside rural market towns. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking the great outdoors, with hikes aplenty. On top of this, there’s lots of idylic villages to explore, such as iconic Bakewell, home to the Bakewell Pudding and with a pretty church and lots of shops to browse.
If you’re feeling adventurous Alton Towers Resort is 30 minutes drive away or take to the reservoir for anything from kayaking , paddle boarding and canoeing to sailing and windsurfing. You can also rent a small boat to go fly fishing. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are plenty of farmers markets, cosy pub’s and great restaurants to chose from – We’ve put together a few of the local spots we think you’d most enjoy on your trip to Derbyshire.
Chatsworth.
The House, Gardens and Farmyard offer the whole family a day out. The estate owned by the Devonshire family for over sixteen generations holds seasonal events and is open daily to explore.
Heights of Abraham.
The Heights of Abraham in Matlock Bath has been welcoming visitors since 1780, making it the Peak District’s oldest tourist attraction.
Experience the beautiful views and scenery of Derbyshire from the air.
Carsington Water.
Enjoy the outdoors with everything Carsington has to offer. You can cycle, fish or take part in water sports. Rent bikes and enjoy the lake from the waters edge. With lessons available you can paddle board, windsurf or rent kayaks.
